Nine months too late: After divorce by Baby Charlene

Chapter 103

Sylvie had always wondered why most people considered suicide when they were passing through difficult phases in life. Now, she understood better.

As she sat alone in her lodge, crying over what had happened, she contemplated it. And if it wasn't for the fact that her babies' lives were also on the line, perhaps, she'd have given it a deeper thought. In that moment, she wished she had company. She hadn't reached out to Cindy or any one of her friends yet, because she feared they'd judge her. Who would comfort her after knowing what she did? She had never been in good terms with her sisters, so they weren't even an option. Sylvie was utterly alone-like she's been for the most part of ner life.

On second thoughts, what if Kage decided to take the recording to the police? The situation would get worse and losing him wouldn't be the only thing she'd be worried about. She'd be losing her freedom as well. She touched her stomach at the thought of being away from her kids. She could never survive it. She couldn't let that happen. the DNA test reached out to her, informing her that the result was ready and and would be forwarded to She dian For two days, Sylvie tried reaching Kage but couldn't. His lines weren't reachable and none e of f her texts and I voicemails were answered.

In the evening, the doctor from the hospital where she'd perfo care about Evelyn and Lincoln, or the result. She could only hope that she didn't lose her life in thier email. But when the email did come, Sylvie didn't bother to open it.

unfortunate time

She decided to go to the house and learned from the securities that he hadn't been home for two days. Sylvie thought it was obvious he had moved to a new apartment where he wouldn't be disturbed by her. She called Atty at the office and learnt he hadn't reported to work for two days. It bothered her even more that he was isolating himself. What if he did something silly? Will he be fine? She sat in her car, resting her head on the steering, not knowing where to go. She wished she could see him again, but she's didn't know where else to look. Her father's call came into her phone, pulling her out of her her thoughts. She hesitated for a moment before taking the call.

"Sylvie, what's going on?" Her father's voice was sharp. "I just received information that I've been kicked out of the group. I've been trying and failing to reach Kage. Are you with him? I need you to put me through." Sylvie closed her eyes, her hand running over her forehead. Oh, God; her head ached. But sleep sounded too unworthy for her. "I can't reach him," she managed to mutter.

"Why!? I need to speak to him, Sylvie! I need to know what's happening. You have to do something!"

She put a hand around the steering, gripping it tight, You have to do something?

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Sylvie had lost count of the number of times her father had said that to her. He was always needing her to do things for him, even at her own discomfort. Has he ever cared for her?

she spoke again, her tone was harder. "I'm sorry, I

on the steering wheel, grunting. How did her life

head was down

of ideas,

see him,'

If only

of finding him there were slim, but she was hoping she might get some information that could lead to his whereabouts. As expected, Phoebe lashed at her, telling her Kage was far away and didn't want to set

a misunderstanding already. She was sure he didn't tell them the reason for the

it was unlike Kage to tell his

However, she

have the luxury

he is. If you have any idea, just

at her to leave.

was

"The only reason

glad

at the big bump. "Get your shameless self out of here, woman! I always knew a day would come when my son will get back to his senses. I'm it

favorite places they went to when they wanted to have a cool evening. Standing and staring into the waters that appeared dark due to the

by now, considering the words he'd said to her few days ago, but

lips. Funny how they've anticipated the arrival of the kids together, but as it turned out, she might be the only one receiving them. The thought of raising the kids without Kage terrified her. The thought of

more.